Brightening Power Pair

It's essential to use moisturizer and sunscreen with broad-spectrum protection and an SPF of 30 or higher during the day when Vitamin C serum, as it may increase the skin's sensitivity to the sun.

Our Vitamin C serum is perfect for morning use as it provides antioxidant protection and brightens the complexion throughout the day. In the evening, you can incorporate our Refining Serum into your skincare routine. The refining serum helps improve skin texture and address specific concerns. This combination allows you to target different skincare needs at different times of the day for optimal results. 

To incorporate Vitamin C serum into your morning skincare routine, simply dispense 2-3 drops of the serum onto your fingertips and gently massage it onto damp skin. Follow up with your favorite moisturizer to lock in hydration, and don't forget to apply sunscreen with broad-spectrum protection and an SPF of 30 or higher as the last step in your routine. This helps protect your skin from sun damage and ensures the effectiveness of the vitamin C throughout the day.

After the product has been settled well, start using on clean dry face. 

Yes, Vitamin C serum is generally suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. However, individuals with extremely sensitive skin may want to perform a patch test first to ensure compatibility.

It's typically recommended to use once or twice daily, depending on your skin's tolerance for beginners, use once daily. As a beginner apply on damp skin.

Yes, Vitamin C serum can be used with other skincare ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid, NIACINAMIDE and peptides. However, you can avoid using it together. Divide in morning and night time routine.

Results may vary depending on the individual and the severity of the skin problems. However, many people begin to see improvements in their skin tone and reduction in dark spots within 4-5 weeks of consistent use.

Several skincare ingredients may interact negatively with vitamin C, leading to reduced efficacy or potential irritation. Here are some ingredients to avoid combining with vitamin C:

Retinol (Vitamin A): Combining vitamin C with retinol may increase skin sensitivity and irritation. Both ingredients are potent and may cause dryness or redness when used together, especially in higher concentrations.

Exfoliating Acids (AHA, BHA, PHA): Exfoliating acids such as alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), and polyhydroxy acids (PHAs) may lower the pH of the skin, potentially destabilizing vitamin C and reducing its effectiveness. Using them together may also increase the risk of irritation, especially for those with sensitive skin.

Benzoyl Peroxide: Benzoyl peroxide is commonly used to treat acne, but it can oxidize vitamin C, rendering it less effective. Additionally, combining these two ingredients may increase skin irritation and dryness.

Encapsulated vitamin C is a form of vitamin C that is enclosed in a protective shell, allowing it to penetrate the skin more effectively and works well with sensitive skin. It helps brighten the complexion, even out skin tone, treats acne, hyperpigmentation, acne marks, protects against environmental damage and adds glow.

It layers well with most routines. If you’re using strong actives (AHAs/BHAs/retinol or pure L-ascorbic acid), introduce slowly or alternate days to avoid irritation. Patch test first.

First apply peptide on clean dry face after 10 min apply Refining serum then use Core Barrier.

Don’t use it with retinol . Use it on alternate time.